The cereal bars are based on Dorset Cereals’ muesli recipes and come in three varieties – Berries & Cherries, Fruit, Nuts & Seeds and Super High Fibre. “At Dorset Cereals we make our cereal bars with ...

Dorset Cereals, the UK cereal maker, has added three new products to its breakfast range: Honey Granola, Fantastically Fruity Roasted and Toasted Muesli. ‘On the go’ Cereal Bars have also been ...

Dorset Cereals is to be bought by the Jordans & Ryvita Company, part of Associated British Foods. The sale of the business, which is based in Poundbury, Dorset, is subject to regulatory approval and ...

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Dorset Cereals is launching a kids' breakfast range in its first push towards doubling sales to £60m in the next five years. The Breakfast Projects brand has been designed to stand out from other kids ...

The owner of the Jordans and Ryvita food brands has clinched a £50m takeover of Dorset Cereals. The breakfast cereal-maker is currently owned by Wellness Foods, a company backed by the Irish racing ...

The FTSE 100 group, which owns brands including Jordans, Ryvita, Kingsmill and Silver Spoon, is understood to have paid £50million to Wellness Foods for the business. It is believed to have beaten off ...

Associated British Foods-owned Dorset Cereals has introduced its first fruit and vegetable muesli in a gently spiced carrot and apple flavour. The limited-edition variant is made from a blend of ...

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THERE was a double dose of Dorset on the small screen as a Poundbury firm launched its first ever television advert. The premier of Dorset Cereals’ advert was recently aired during the hugely popular ...

Is Dorset Cereals on the move from Poundbury to Poole? Andy Prudence is site manager with the company.

The owner of the Jordans and Ryvita food brands has clinched a £50m takeover of Dorset Cereals. Sky News understands that Associated British Foods (ABF), which also owns the high street retailer ...